LIMERICKS!

 In class, I learned about limerick poems.

They are a humorous five-lined poems with a rhyme scheme: AABBA.

Here is an example of a couple. (I wrote independently OR I wrote in my table group)

 Mr Prickett

• I once met a teacher from my school

He was kind of a cool

His name was David Prickett

I always called him Mr Crickett

That was the teacher from my school

Zoe

• I know a young, intelligent girl called Zoe

        She had a nasty friend called Chole

        But they got in a fight

        Sadly, They didn't reunite

That was the girl called Zoe

One from the internet but changed-

• There once was a young, beautiful girl in a tower

Who smelled like a lavender flower

Her hair was like silk

Her skin smooth as milk

That was the beautiful girl from the tower

Here is an example poem we look at in class…

Apostle Paul 

I once was a man named Saul.

I thought I knew it all.

I persecuted the church.

I went to Damascus to search.

Where Jesus transformed me into Paul.

I had lost my sight

All I could see was night.

I heard Jesus’s voice.

I made Him my choice.

Praise the Lord, I saw the Light.

What Is Sedimentation And Erosion: Emily & Anahera

 In class, we have been learning about the shape of the river and its process. We had to make a create task with a partner or by ourselves. My partner was Emily. Our learning was Sedimentation and Erosion. At the bottom is our task.

HOPE YOU LIKE IT

☺☺☺☺The sport we have been doing this term is Ki O Rahi. We went to Tautoro school and only got to the semi-finals. Tautoro school 2 won. We had to write something interesting, plus/good, and minus/bad. I really enjoyed doing the game, we won three and lost three. Here is what I write and there is some photo down the bottom.

HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS OF THE DAY:

KAYDE stepping everybody!!!

Group photo

Intercepting is our game

What Is Figurative And Literal Language?

 Our focus is on the difference between figurative and literal language and how we use it. I find the literal language easier to see and figurative language easier to understand. The difference between figurative and literal is the literal is exactly what it says and figurative is making your words creative. I am strong at Figurative language and a little weak at literal language.

Mean/Average; Ordering Fractions

 In our classroom, we have just learnt how to find out how to find the average-middle, centre, and medium. The task set for us was to answer up to 15 or fewer questions to find the average/mean. One thing really enjoyable for me was adding all the numbers together. One thing hard about this task was if there were heaps of numbers sets and hard numbers in the number set. 

Here is what I did on my GOOGLE SLIDE

Fraction Action With Anahera

 In class, we have been learning about fractions [adding, dividing, ordering, etc] in term1 and 2. Our main task was to make/copy a mathematical GOOGLE DRAW. This included questions, ordering fractions, and how we did it/thinking. In mine, I decided to add a little more.

 Here is my GOOGLE DRAW and I hope you like it:

Outdoor Science

 In class, we went on a science trip to test the velocity of the Waitangi River. Our task was to make a line graph or bar graph to show the time and trials. We also did the average time; typical and middle.

Here is my google draw: